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4 1-2 yard single pattern fcinjlhs-No two alike
The colors harmonize perfectly with the new
' fall dress fabrics
OUR NOVELTY FALL DRESS GOODS
which wo placed on display lout week arc attracting unusual at
tention from Salem's bent dresiors becauso of tho beautiful fancy
woven designs which tiro tho latost creation of tho best foreign and
domostlc mills. Bvoty dress fabric that Is approved by Dame
Fashion this season will bo found In our assortment.
You can buy laat year's novelties at almost any price but when
you want HTIUOTfA' NBW FAIHUCri AT ritlCKH I'lOUHKIl OX
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MEN'S NEW FALL HATS
In the Latest Shapes
Our XX Grade at $1 .95
Is equal to any $2.50 hat at "reguldr stores"
Our XXX Grade at $2.25
Is stld at "regular stores0 at $3.00
Wo nro showing shnpos and dimensions Hultnblo for every figure.
Everything for tho wholo family at prlcos that CKHDIT storcB can't
mutch.
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SPEAKERS
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of electric lights, red, white artd
blue, with a, suspended arcllght at
tho center tho whole length of Wil
lamette street. Theso lights are
fturncd on whenever thoro Is some
thing doing and that Is frequently,
Eugetfo had got so far ahead of
Lane county, that It Is doiibtful
whethor thoro Will ever bo enough
enterprise In the rest of tho county
to catch up. Willamette street nnl
Elevonth street to the. University of
Oregon nro paved their entire lengtn
and largo beautful modern airbrake
electric cars are operated on them.
Tho development rally at the
Commercial club gnvo most time and
attention to good roads ns there Is
not a mile of modern Improved high
way In tho county. Tho time h r'pe
for this movement and It was ably
presented, by Judge Scott and tho
othor speakers.
Adopt Resolution.
Tho following resolutions , were
presented and adepted:
Resolved by the Commercial club
and citizens of Eugene that wo nro
heartily In sympathy with tho state
good roads movement as outlined by
Judge John II. Scott In his address
Wo pledge our support In tho cam
paign of education that has begun to
secure co-operation by tho state nnd
counties In tho construction of per
manent highways as a general poli
cy for tho stnto of Oregon.
Resolved, thnt wo favor a more
Just nnd equitable system of wntor
laws to mako water rights secure, to
oncourngo Invoitmonts In Irrigation
projects and the development of
agricultural resources of this Btate.
On motion, a voto of thanks was
tonderod tho Willnmetto Vnlloy De
velopment lenguo boosters for their
Interest In tho advancement of Ore
gon. A Fine, Hotel.
Tho delegation stopped at tho
Smodo hotel kept by our old frlonl,
J. jr. Stark, formerly of Inde
pendence. Ho has bought a line
farm neat Eugene two nillos out
and has fitted m tho Smedo with
now fumlturo nnd bedding through
out. As n booster for Indonondcneo
Mr. Stark was very much missed
when lie loft there. Ho offered to
nut In $10,000 fitting up n Salem
' hntpl but could not got n ten year
lmi Tho Sinvdo has a romitntlon
now Tor setting the flnost tnlilo and
hnvltiK tho best beds In tho Wll-
lnmotto valley and Stnrk Is doing his
pnrt to. mako Engono famous, sucn
n man Is worth a great deal to any
town nnd yet thoro ftro pooplo who
knock Stark. But It was oyor thu
In this wicked nnd unJtiBt world,
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TO LOAN
THOa. K. FORD
Qver Ladd Buck's Bank, galena, Or
Iamr-ance Society
.Trunk Meredith, RtMklent Agent.
OMee with Wm. Mrown A Co., Na
38 Commercial street.
Von Jensen Ojm-ijb Studio Mr.
Arthur von Josson has oponcd his
piano studio at 430 Stato Btroot
(ovor Branson's storo), nnd will
recelvo pupils from now on.
8-20-31
STARR PIANO
HIGH CLASS GOODS
GEO. C. WILL
NEW TODAY
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Wanted-: r
A namo for tho now moving pic
turo show on Coinmorclnl otroot. Tho
parson Bonding tho right namo to ro
colvo a complimentary ticket for a
month, othors ono ticket Names to
i bo In by Saturday evening. L, J.
Goodo, Journal ofilco, R-18-3t
XiHico Joo Albrloch has aold his
Central storo nnd ovoryouo who
has niiy claims against him la
notified to call nt onco nnd have
settled. Thouo In debt do
8-20-3t -
eamo
llkowlso,
Wmilcd Oroon (lago nnd Yellow
Egg plums; mtiBt bo picked beforo
they got soft. Mutual Canning
Co., Salem, Oro.
Fop Sale Slx-yenr-old maro, gontlo
for children to drlvo. Spring
Wagon, a-yoar-old Jorsoy bull.
80IUO Pokln ducks nnd black Mi
norca chickens. T. II. Illundott,
Mornlngsldo, Salem, Or. 8-22-31
Kwr Halo Fumlturo for a B-room
. hoiiHo. I hivvo this fumlturo l
roady In my homo and will soil ni
tho goods lay In tho house. Tho
houso Is. loontod within throe
; blocks of tho business district ntut
routs fur IIS a month. Kloctrlc
nnd gas light, hot and cold wntor,
, bath and gas range. Tho fumlturo
U Hrnt-cliibB nul has only boon In
, ttsu six months. This la a snap
for any ono looking (ur u furnish
ed houso as I will soil every thing
as It sands. The tortus can bo nr-
ranged satisfactorily for party , j i-fTJir buil
wno wunes io uuy. write tue,
caro of tho paper, giving your
name and uddrosn nnd I wilt com
munlcatQ with you This will bo
n, sacrifice on my part to tho ono,
who buys at onco. Address
Journal C, 114. 8-H-tf
For Hale Twenty tom of vetch hay,
ono good work horse, wolghs 1200
lbs., If takou-nt ouae. HO. Call
up phono H31 or soo F. W. I)ut
bln. S.22-31
For Hilo or Kwluiugv . For Salo,m
property. tJood homo In Santa
Monica, Cal. I.ot urixtfiB, now T
room oto. Inqulro No. 669 y.
Front streot. Salem. Or. 8-23-31
immI r 'H4.st a.Vrjl. Cp.
Mt KsUobM Unk. 6-lmod
3'WilA RuUu
1'kono )33,
driving honw.
Ge4 Ka- fw KMltw-Hxira k gbod
tlrlverfwkMwy ojr carjrlag; nlso
wvt team to haul cordwood.
l'Kono 1410 Main, M. P. Dennis, or
call, Bt,nto and Nluotceuth St.
s-is-at.
) Agvnts $ $ 50."o0
per whIc and over cau ba mad
wiling Now Campaign NoraUlea
frojs tt tll ttlUon. feftsto
aif (NMiatj- fairs, ' ' picnW4'a4
private fautlllM. Comploto ilue ot
twwplw, ckargs prepalr lor $0c
Order today, Cklgo Novolty Cq
(0 Wabaik Ave., Chicago.
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iTaroains.
Now 6-rooin hotuo and two lots;
BoniB fruit, $050. A snap.
Good C-room plastered houBe; ntjil
5-room hotiw, noino fruit, largo
lot on oar lino, only J 1300. Inves
tigate. 48 Iota within two blocks of (ftrllne,
only ISO n piece. Some ot the
beat lots In Salem.
ID acres, lino 7-room, 3-story, plas
tered hotuo; fruit, etc. Closo In;
only 3000 If sold at once.
U you am looking for a homo, or In
veutmouta boo
A, a HMITIl J CO.
Also freeu milk cow for sale.
Room 9, ovor United States National
Bank, Salem. Oro.
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S-roout houso, hall, pantry, bath
room, hot and cold water, content
foundation, wood liber plaster.
An honest houso for the tnoooy,
l?000.
$room cottage, hath and pantry, ho
and cold water, cement foundation
wood fUior plaster. Good buy.
We have a number of buyera not yet
suited. What have you to soil.
J. M01.DRX
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"Womea wlttTioa coplxlo'are
CTur how!y. OooJl b!oo4 m1hm
h4 couiplexlOR'i. Laae's Faa&y
Me4lclne taakea good bloo4. AM
druggists tell jt, for 8S ceats.
SUNDAY SERVICES
Flrnt Methmllxt KpUcoital.
Rov. W. II. Solleck will preach at
10:30 and 8 p. m. Morning topic,
"A Supremo Choice and Its Ro
Biilts"; ovonlng, "Lion Slaying nnd
Giant Killing." All aro cordially In
vited. Central ConrcfttIounl.
Nineteenth and Fotry atreots, P.
Bj Knight, pastor. Proachtng ser
vices 11 a. in. and 8 p, m.; Sunday
school, 10 a. in.; Endeavor mooting,
7 p. in. Strangers always welcomo.
German-Lutheran.
Chlrst church, East Stato street be
tween Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.;
sorvlco, 10:30 n. m. C. Hopf, pas
tor. W. O. T, V.
Rov. C. R. Scott will nddross tho
gospel tempornnco mooting Suldny at
4 p. m. nt tho Woman's Chlrstlnn
Ttemporanco Union hall, corner For
ry nnd Coinmorclnl streets, A cor
dial wolcomo to all.
Presbyterian.
Dr. W. 8. licit will preach at tho
Proibytcrinn church nt tho nana'
hour morning nnd ovonlng.
WILLARD
IN A "POOR
RELATION"
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CARPET BARUAW
ii You will have to hurry,
: j they are going fast, aud
: you will misss the great-
:: est Carpet Sale ever of
:: fered to the Salem people
A Jalr, sized audience gatheredo In
tho Grand'opora hou?o last ovenlpg
to greot tho return of Mr. LtM Wfl
lard'tg thLa elb' u his uow vertturo,
"A Poor Relation. Tho actor gavo
a vory creditable porfnnnanco of the
character of Noah Vale.
Mr. WlUard has a lino stago pres
ence, aud his acting was well sus-
talncd throughout. His best work
wad In tho Intensely. pathetio teene.
tho climax In the second act. whero
the dream of his l(fo Is dispelled
uelng especially well dono.
It la dlWcut to say vrhetnor a
character Ilka Noah Vale is bst
suited to Mr. W'tllardJa particular
genius. Tho aclof seemed to have
a powerful roaurvo force that waal
hard to koop in check during parti
of the performance. Some of tho
quieter sceuo might have been por
trayed with more smoothness aa.t
eaf, but on tho wholo the portrayal
of the character left little to bo d
tlri. That Mr. -WlUard Is v gee
actor cau bo said without apoiugy or
reserve
MANY PHKASANT
HUNTKKS IN TJ.NN
JUST THINK
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Velvet Carpets 69 Cs
Brussels 67 Ceils
Axrainster - 98 Cenis
and many other grades
at equally low prices
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Reports aro to tho offect that tho
numbor of China pheasants Is about
equal to that of previous sensons.
Wltllo tho Into spring killed off many
ot tho young birds thoro wcro moro
old birds left ovor from last yonr
and consequently moro oggs hntchod
with tho result that tho numbor of
pheasants Is fully equal to that of
last year and hunting will undoubt
edly bo good. Linn county Is tho
Mecca every fall of hundreds of
hunters from othor counties nnd es
pecially nlmrods from Portland, who
find tho Bport flno hero In tho "homo
of tho pheasant."
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that many farmors aro llkoly to bo nanors. I fear It is another tm
froak advertising. I am ariustJi
this bocnuso I know that yo
tho Interest of tho farming cow
foro I thought I would glvo you a I Ity nt heart, and thought tkit
misled by it nnd invest tholr hard
earned dollars In what I fear will bo
a vory dlannpointlne nroduct. thoro-
woro nosslblv unaware of IM (
history of this freak In thli it
G. W. SI1AW,;
TTnlvnratfv nt Pnllfnrlllfl. t'olIWl
Acrlculturo. August 11, H'l
llttlo history of this so-tailed wonJor
rul wheat.
In 1880 tho California oxporlmont
Btatlon Imported a numbor of vari
eties of wheat from n aoed firm In
Gormnny. Among this wbb ono known
ns Egyptlnn or Mlrnclo wheat, which
was this 8amo ' whont which now
"bobs up soronly" as' Alaskan whoat.
How tho wheat may have gotten to
Alaska I do not know, but for sev
eral years after this froak wheat' was
8ecnred It was trlod out by tho unl
vorBlty, both on Its own lands, nnd
waB distributed to a numbor of fnrm
ora In California for trial, and tho
fact that not ono can bo found In
this stato who la now growing it, ntl o.i.jeiTO:n.XA
least in a commercial way, la aufllc-l (..,. mhiiUMW
lent commentary as to its value. Tho ?, , yny eTZT
wheat Is a durum or mncaronl wheat I N&M(,B (Ai.rfAzlT
wniou renders it relatively rust ro-l '
sistant and comparatively early, but
mere nro a numoor or uurum va-
Komn'i Balsam Is a tit
euro, for it contains notblnf Utt
harm you. It 1b the best cos !
but coBts no moro than W M
kind. All druggists sell It.
Sympathies aro hestojtfd vl'-J
doing vlolonco to sincenw
Hlstorj or n Freak Wheat.
Editor Sir': Somo tlmo ago I was
Intorestod in an editorial dealing
with tho 'reported dlBcovory of a
vory wonderful wheat by somo man
In Idaho. Only today I have been In
torosted In again rending about this
wonderful wheat, nnd of , looking
over tho calculated yield of "277
bushels to tho ncro," and tho fur
thor fact that some of this now wheat
had boon sold hv thn nrnnintern fnr i rlnttna uhlnS nro nrnrnrnliU .-. u
as high a rato aa $300 por bushel. Inasmuch na manifold typowrltton facturer of all kinds of boJW.
NOW. nil Of this WOlllll bO Ver matter ilnsrrllilnrr tha urnlnf lo 1.. nn.l Z....M ilrvnr n'CC3S0rl- '
amusing if It were not for the fact Ing acattored qulto widely among tho a 08.
G. F. MASON BOX
Vtil flllnr St.. SOUth SI.'
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(Albany Herald.)
With tho approach of October an
the opening of the China nb.ea.sant
fMAMu, moro persons are beginning j
to take out hunter's licenses and t
dat 4S kav been taken out ThU,
utw will bo largely increased by,
Octfttrtr 1, and probably over a tao-
uml hunters armed with the lend
nenuu required will take the fields
in Una county ou this date.
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See how it h constructed.
strongest fence, made. No sags
pws of joints. Don't Fail to exn
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IMPLEMENT BOB!
LET US SHOW YOU THESE FINE CARPETS
And convince you that each and every one are the
greatest bargains ever offered to you
UNTIL SEPTEMBER
We are making Special Low Prices on
Wall Paper
Fine Dressers
Buffets
Kitchen Cabinets
Iron Beds, Etc.
REFRIGERATORS AT ALMOST COST
IT WILL PAY YOU WELL
To visit our store before you buy
your Furniture or Carpets
HOIISEFIIRNISHING COMPANY
177 Liberty Street
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